Rooted in Time hosts Nicole and Melody take you deeper into the trenches of generational trauma in Podcast 6 S.2 Ep.4 of this series, Trauma Begets Trauma: Finding Iris.

This episode combs the genealogical record for information, searching for evidence that can uphold or refute the hypothesis that Iris Wright is the daughter of my great grandfather, Vasper Wright. The hosts analyze their own familial genealogy through interviews, oral histories, genealogical records, historical documents, geospatial analyses, cultural awareness and mental health knowledge to better understand generational trauma in their family.

Supplemental material can be found at ⁠www.rootedintime.net⁠ as well as reference materials. Links to a sample of the newspaper articles and evidence used can be found there as well. There is also a blog that has further information and thoroughly explains the process of finding the genealogical information.

If you like genealogy and this type of investigation, follow Rooted in Time Genealogy on Facebook and Instagram by following the handle rootedintimegen.

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There are a number of disclaimers and trigger warnings for this series as it will discuss physical, emotional, and mental abuse, family violence, child abuse, sexual abuse, incest, substance use and abuse, suicide, and poor coping skills.

Rooted in Time Genealogy seeks to educate and facilitate open and honest dialogue in a safe space. It is our belief that normalizing conversation around these issues can help mitigate future abuses through knowledge.

Rooted in Time hosts Nicole and Melody take you deeper into the trenches of generational trauma in Episode 3 of this series, Trauma Begets Trauma.

This episode analyzes the genealogical record for information pertaining to the adult years of Vasper Leo Wright. The hosts analyze their own familial genealogy through interviews, oral histories, genealogical records, historical documents, geospatial analyses, cultural awareness and mental health knowledge to better understand generational trauma in their family.

Supplemental material can be found at www.rootedintime.net as well as reference materials. Links to a sample of the newspaper articles and evidence used can be found there as well. There is also a blog that has further information and thoroughly explains the process of finding the genealogical information.

If you like genealogy and this type of investigation, follow Rooted in Time Genealogy on Facebook and Instagram by following the handle rootedintimegen.

Rootedintimegen's Instagram & Facebook

There are a number of disclaimers and trigger warnings for this series as it will discuss physical, emotional, and mental abuse, family violence, child abuse, sexual abuse, incest, substance use and abuse, suicide, and poor coping skills.

Rooted in Time Genealogy seeks to educate and facilitate open and honest dialogue in a safe space. It is our belief that normalizing conversation around these issues can help mitigate future abuses through knowledge.

Rooted in Time hosts Nicole and Melody take you deeper into the trenches of generational trauma in Episode 2 of this series, Trauma Begets Trauma.

This episode analyzes the genealogical record for information pertaining to the formative years of Vasper Leo Wright. You catch a glimpse of what is to come in this series as the hosts analyze their own familial genealogy through interviews, oral histories, genealogical records, historical documents, geospatial analyses, cultural awareness and mental health knowledge to better understand generational trauma in their family.

Supplemental material can be found at www.rootedintime.net as well as reference materials. Links to a sample of the newspaper articles and evidence used can be found there as well. There is also a blog that has further information and thoroughly explains the process of finding the genealogical information.

If you like genealogy and this type of investigation, follow Rooted in Time Genealogy on Facebook and Instagram by following the handle rootedintimegen.

There are a number of disclaimers and trigger warnings for this series as it will discuss physical, emotional, and mental abuse, family violence, child abuse, sexual abuse, incest, substance use and abuse, suicide, and poor coping skills.

Rooted in Time Genealogy seeks to educate and facilitate open and honest dialogue in a safe space. It is our belief that normalizing conversation around these issues can help mitigate future abuses through knowledge.

This is the first episode of Rooted in Time Genealogy's Podcast Series - Trauma Begets Trauma, where Nicole and Melody take you into the depths of generational trauma by analyzing their own familial genealogy through interviews and oral histories, genealogical records, historical documents, geospatial analyses, cultural awareness and mental health knowledge.

Supplemental material can be found at www.rootedintime.net as well as reference materials. Links to a sample of the newspaper articles and evidence used can be found here. There is also a blog that has further information and thoroughly explains the process of finding the genealogical information.

If you like genealogy and this type of information, follow Rooted in Time Genealogy on Facebook and Instagram by following the handle rootedintimegen.

There are a number of disclaimers and trigger warnings for this series as it will discuss physical, emotional, and mental abuse, family violence, child abuse, sexual abuse, incest, substance use and abuse, suicide, and poor coping skills.

Rooted in Time Genealogy seeks to educate and facilitate open and honest dialogue in a safe space. It is our belief that normalizing conversation around these issues can help mitigate future abuses through knowledge.

Thank you for choosing our podcast. Your hosts Nicole (that's me) and Melody will bring together genealogy and history with a smattering of generational trauma in the following podcasts. Are you a descendent of a Cherokee Princess?

In this podcast we dive into the reality of family lore that insisted our great, great grandmother was 100% Cherokee Princess. We will take a look at the historic and genealogical record coupled with the mythos surrounding the notion of a Cherokee Princess. Supplemental Material Available on our site rootedintime.net.

Thank you for choosing our podcast. Your hosts Nicole (that's me) and Melody will bring together genealogy and history with a smattering of generational trauma in the following podcasts. Are you descended from a Cherokee Princess? What trauma(s), if any, have been passed down through the generations? Are there environmental attributes that at least partly may have led to the commission of a crime?

Join us as we deep dive into not only our ancestors lives but also those of some of our listeners and even the genealogy of convicted serial criminals.